TikTok’s future in the U.S. remains uncertain as a new administration takes office

TikTok went dark for less than a day before it was back. Its future remains unclear as President Donald Trump was recently inaugurated into office. Neama Rahmani, from West Coast Trial Lawyers, discussed the potential things that can impact the app's functionality.

[@Sota572]

The Christian Republicans prayed 🙏 and the liberal atheist democrats are confused. I have decided to become a Christian ✝️ like the American Republicans. Freedom is Beautiful in America 🇺🇸 😍 ❤️

[@First1ToComment]

First / ban it 🎉🎉

[@iAintNeverPullinOut]

Both Apple and Google removed it 😅😂🎉❤

[@querty292]

Just close this crap already

[@sandrayoungblood8441]

I wonder if it anyway possible leaders could do what they were elected to do so we know what to expect for real

[@Jo3W3st]

It's still banned on Android

[@teresanelson4707]

And Apple

[@AnawackBeatbox]

Its cuz you delete the app

[@Eggie68]

not on mine

[@independentears]

Its not the people on it duh. Its the app itself stealing information about you and selling it. Making $ off you. And that makes you happy?

[@guaranteedreducedquality]

Tik tok isn’t the only app to do that, and they don’t even steal the most data. Snapchat and insta all sell the same data, and Facebook is even worse. We are in a digital tracking age whether we like it or not.

[@ericmknsana2608]

Rudabeh my baby 😜😍😜

[@theantiadult]

Banning Tik Tok violates free speech rights and is unconstitutional. They should leave tik Tok alone already

[@chrissuess2795]

I don’t think you understand that American rights in America don’t extend to foreigners in foreign lands.

[@mattbuck]

@theantiadult Shut up